Instructions: Complete these exercises to test your knowledge of B1 vocabulary for describing people.
Choose the best word to complete the sentence.
Click the word, then click the gap to place it. Click the gap to remove it.
Click a word on the left, then click its definition on the right to make a pair. Correct pairs turn green immediately.
Type the correct word from the lexicon into the gap and click check.
Answer these questions using the required words (5 minimum) from the lexicon in each answer. These exercises require self-evaluation using the revised rubric below.
| Points | Criteria |
|---|---|
| +1 Point | Required Vocabulary: You successfully incorporated all 5 bolded words/phrases (or accepted alternatives) into your description. |
| +1 Point | Grammar and Clarity: The sentence structure is correct, clear, and the required words are used appropriately (e.g., using an adjective as an adjective, not a noun). The description must cover *at least three* categories (height, hair, general looks, built, clothes). |
1. Describe your best friend.
Required words: tall, curly, handsome, well-built, jeans
2. Describe a person you see every day (like a colleague, neighbour, or family member).
Required words: medium height, wavy, slim, blouse, glasses
3. What clothes and accessories do you usually wear when you go out for a special dinner? (Describe yourself)
Required words: short, suit (or dress), jewellery, nice, leather (e.g., shoes/jacket)
4. Imagine you are describing an elderly man. What five things would you mention about his appearance?
Required words: elderly, bald, wrinkles, overweight, tie
5. Describe a famous actor or actress.
Required words: pretty (or handsome), long, thin, beard (or freckles), elegant